Lawyers Drama: Husband Hired Hit Man in Divorce Fight
Chicago lawyer Richard faced a ruined marriage after a fling and a costly split. He allegedly hired a criminal to kill his wife, Margaret Kagan, but the plan failed. He received 42 years. she later pursued divorce. Richard fights back from prison while they remain legally wed. Mike Royko covers the case in his Herald-Journal column.
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Unions No Easy Answers After AFL-CIO Vote
Washington analysis of the AFL-CIO election finds Sweeney promising to spend 20 million to organize low wage workers and push militancy via groups like Justice for Janitors while Donahue lags. It notes broader labor market changes, offshore manufacturing, and tax policy as factors shaping union strength and strategy. Jonhanne Malveaux’s syndicated column appears Tuesdays in the Herald-Journal.
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Congress slashes away for better or worse
Donald Kaul argues in a syndicated Herald-Journal column that Republicans push to cut Medicare and cut taxes while Democrats fear the poor pay. He critiques waste, incompetence, and the rich benefiting from current policy, asking if voters really favor the monied class. The piece notes Clinton's veto and questions whether GOP plans can be tamed.
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